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[Title] => Last 2 days for BIR’s tax amnesty offer
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has decided to extend to Dec. 28 the deadline for its amnesty program for late taxpayers and tax violators in a bid to generate more revenues that would help plug this year’s budgetary shortfall.
BIR Commissioner Rene G. Bañez said the extension of the agency’s voluntary assessment program (VAP) was due to the clamor of more taxpayers who want to take advantage of the program.
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[Title] => BIR extends VAP to Dec 28
[Summary] => Internal Revenue Commissioner Rene G. Bañez announced yesterday that the Voluntary Assessment Program (VAP) of the BIR has been further extended until Dec. 28 of this year.
According to Bañez, the extension was made due to the clamor of more taxpayers who want to avail themselves of the program that allows them to have the privilege of last priority in audit and investigation.
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[Title] => BIR extends VAP deadline anew
[Summary] => Finance Secretary Jose Isidro N. Camacho, upon the recommendation of Internal Revenue Commissioner Rene G. Bañez, has again extended the deadline for its voluntary assessment program [VAP] until Dec. 15, 2001 due to representations by the business sector because of the difficulty in the cash flow of business establishments resulting from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the US.
Revenue Regulations 16-2001 that provided the rules for the extension also allows for a more flexible manner of payment through installments if the VAP amount is over P5 million.
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[Title] => BIR bares deadlines for two tax programs
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is giving taxpayers until Oct. 31 and Nov. 15 to avail themselves of the voluntary assessment program (VAP) and the compromise settlement program, respectively.
The VAP allows taxpayers who have erroneously filed and paid tax returns before Dec. 31 last year to clean up their records and settle their accounts with the government.
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[Title] => Last 2 days for BIR’s tax amnesty offer
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has decided to extend to Dec. 28 the deadline for its amnesty program for late taxpayers and tax violators in a bid to generate more revenues that would help plug this year’s budgetary shortfall.
BIR Commissioner Rene G. Bañez said the extension of the agency’s voluntary assessment program (VAP) was due to the clamor of more taxpayers who want to take advantage of the program.
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[Title] => BIR extends VAP to Dec 28
[Summary] => Internal Revenue Commissioner Rene G. Bañez announced yesterday that the Voluntary Assessment Program (VAP) of the BIR has been further extended until Dec. 28 of this year.
According to Bañez, the extension was made due to the clamor of more taxpayers who want to avail themselves of the program that allows them to have the privilege of last priority in audit and investigation.
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[Summary] => Finance Secretary Jose Isidro N. Camacho, upon the recommendation of Internal Revenue Commissioner Rene G. Bañez, has again extended the deadline for its voluntary assessment program [VAP] until Dec. 15, 2001 due to representations by the business sector because of the difficulty in the cash flow of business establishments resulting from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the US.
Revenue Regulations 16-2001 that provided the rules for the extension also allows for a more flexible manner of payment through installments if the VAP amount is over P5 million.
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The VAP allows taxpayers who have erroneously filed and paid tax returns before Dec. 31 last year to clean up their records and settle their accounts with the government.
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